Paulo Dybala set to leave Juventus for free this summer after rejecting contract

Paulo Dybala could be set for pastures new this summer after turning down a contract offer from Juventus.

The 28-year-old’s decision is set to raise the attention Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham who have been linked with him in the past.

A €32million (£26.7m) signing from Palmero in 2015, Dybala has proven to be a superb signing by the Old Lady.

With 113 goals and 48 assists in 283 appearances, the Argentine helped the club win five successive league titles from 2016 to 2020, as well as four Italian cups.

Now though, after spending several years in Serie A, Dybala’s time in Turin is set to end.

“There’s NO agreement between Juventus and Paulo Dybala,” journalist Fabrizio Romano said on Twitter.

“He will not sign a new deal at current conditions, while his contract runs out in June – he’s set to leave as free agent.

“Juventus position is now clear after meeting with Dybala’s agent today morning.”

This season, whilst hindered with injuries, has been another successful one with 13 goal contributions in 21 league games.

And the contract news could certainly pique the interest of Liverpool, Man United and Spurs.

The former have been the strongest rumoured of the three clubs, and Dybala may already be an Anfield fan favourite after singing their club anthem ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’.

However, Spurs’ and the Red Devils’ have been linked with him for several years, while former Juve chief football officer Fabio Paratici is now at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.